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On standards or conventions specific to chemistry as an academic discipline, and programs that lead to a degree in this field. For regular chemistry questions, visit our sister site Chemistry Stack Exchange.
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Having a Promising Assistant Professor vs Well- Known Full Professor as a PI [duplicate]
If one's ultimate goal is to obtain tenure (as a professor of chemistry or some other STEM field, for example), is it honestly better to have a more well-known professor as a PI versus an assistant professor …
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